At Singapore Indesign 2017 on 7 October, we saw the latest, met the best, heard from the brightest, and partied with them. Here’s what you missed out on at #SGID17!
November 2nd, 2017
At Singapore Indesign 2017 on 7 October, we celebrated the best in design with over 1,400 people.
We saw the latest innovations from over 50 brands in nine venues; heard from leading industry experts and influencers about the most thought-provoking issues in lighting, hospitality, retail and workplace; cheered for our favourite team in our first ever designers’ debate; and capped the night off with a fabulous party at one of the most stylish venues in town.
But why talk, when we can show?
Here’s #SGID17 in five minutes!
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Perth’s first timber hybrid office tower is complete, designed by – and home to – Arup in Western Australia.
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A new video provides a behind-the-scenes look at the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) in Adelaide. Woods Bagot was engaged by the South Australian Government to design and deliver the building, which features nine research modules for more than 600 researchers, fostering innovation and improvements in community health services.
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